Venus Williams, the seven-time Grand Slam champion, has won 22 career titles and is one of the best players in the history of the sport. However, it isn’t just her game that made her the best. It’s the strength that her personality holds. Be it fighting for equal prize money at Wimbledon or starting a business of her own, she has portrayed her mental strength several times. Recently, in a clip, she shared stories behind some of her best games. And also spoke about how believing in herself keeps her afloat.

Venus Williams Shares a Story of Self Believe

Venus spoke about how she loves playing on grass courts and the factors that help her maintain her calm while playing against big players. Further, she shared a story to back her claim about self-belief. She said, “I wanted to share this one because it’s a great story of self-belief and self-belief is so important. I was 20 years old when I went into this Wimbledon. I just knew that when I walked on the courts, I knew that I was going to win the tournament.”

Thereafter, she added, I have to say that I never felt that way about any other tournament. And I always felt good about my chances but this one in particular, I knew I was going to win it. I never felt that way about a grand slam. I felt like it was my turn and I would do whatever it takes to win.” 

What Is Williams Up to These Days?

Venus has been on the sidelines for almost a year now. She suffered a leg injury in 2021 and since then she is channeling her energy towards recovery. Also, to secure her mental calm, she often takes up other tasks. Recently, she answered an array of questions about tennis on her clothing brand’s Instagram handle. Following that, she shared a clip teaching how to execute perfect forehand and backhand shots.

Read more: ‘Have Been Borrowing Her Racquet’- Venus Williams Reveals Using Serena Williams’ Wilson Blades for Trainings

In addition, a few days ago she posed for a British Vogue Lactose photo shoot and asked her fans to join her behind the scenes of the event. Speaking of Venus Williams’ comeback, she has hinted that she most probably would play this year’s Wimbledon. However, she is yet to make a formal announcement.

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